HERALD AVD NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Wednesday, June 19, 1963 PAGE 5 B
Malin
Aux.
omsmA
Installation
MALIN On June 5, Martha
Brothanek installed new officers
for the American Legion Auxili
By Htln Bhn
Victor Maddern of "Fair Ex
ary. They are Bess McCullcy,
president; Josephine Johns, sec
change" is the son of Henry Mad
dern, late London bus conductor
who became a popular comedian
in variety.
ond vice president; Anne Schmidt,
secretary-treasurer; June McCul
lcy, sergeant-at-arms. To be in
stalled later are Lucile Gray, first
: Mitt-delicious
KRAUT RECIPES
vice president: Ethel Hamilton,
chaplain, and Margie Conroy, his
torian. Josephine Johns, poppy sale
chairman, reported net proceeds
of the recent sale as $51.22. I
Dept. K
The auxiliary will resume regu
P.O. Box 2589, Portland 3, Ore.
lar meetings in September. I
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SIGN GUEST BOOK OTI faculty wives entertained graduates at a reception after
the commencement ceremonies. 'Mrs. George Crowe, left, holds guest book for signa
tures of Mrs. James Partlow, center, and Mrs. Jack Lyon.
VFW Officers Are Installed
MOUNT SHASTA Mount Shas- Jack Whitterberry, District 20
ta VFW Post and Auxiliary No,
5288 were installed in joint cere
monies. Auxiliary officers are
Barbara Nicholas, president;
Rosalee Durkee, vice president;
Daisy Dowens, junior vice presi
dent; Kathleen Armstrong, treas
urer; Mary Orcutt, chaplain;
Beth Brinser, conductress; Ma
bel Nicholas, guard; Stella Hurl
burt, three-year trustee; Addie
Mason, secretary.
Five delegates are Jane Bates,
Rosalee Durkce. Beth Brinser,
Mable Nicholas and Mary Orcutt.
Post officers include Leonard
Nicholas, commander; Delbert
chaplain; Art Williams, chap
lain, Weaverville Post; Ray El-
lis, aid-de-camp, Post District 20
commander.
Auxiliary installing officers
were Flora Ellis, District 20 sen
ior vice president, Weaverville,
Viola Lowden, Redding, past
president District 20, conductress,
and Lee Williams, Weaverville,
secretary.
After the installation, Mrs.
Olive Wheeler presented 15-year
pins to two Gold Star mothers.
Hanson, senior vice commander; "rs-Jane Bales and Mrs'
Donald Barber, junior vice com
mander; Howard Simcox, chap
lain; Roland Edwards, surgeon;
Lester Dowens, post advocate;
Donald Higgins, three-year trus
tee and Arnold Durkee, quarter
master. Post officers were installed by
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BIRTHDAY NOTED
FORT ROCK-Sandra Gillette's
third birthday was the occasion of
a party June 8 at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Louis Chancy. The chil
dren enjoyed balloons and the
birthday cake which depicted
Humpty Dumply. Small guests
Ronnie and Janice Morehouse.
Jennie and Chris Murphy, Mike
Hall and Connie Chancy, most of
them were accompanied by their
mothers.
'48 Gradi'
Plan Reunion
Members of the KUHS Class of
'48 are looking forward to their
reunion weekend activities Satur
day and Sunday, June 22 and 23.
Registration headquarters will
be at Molatore s Restaurant from
10 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. on Satur
day. All classmates are asked to
register.
Reames Country Club will be
the setting for the dinner dance
Saturday evening. The welcoming
committee will be on hand to
greet guests at a social and cock
tail hour starting at 6:30 p.m. A
steak dinner will be served
promptly at 8 p.m.
Music for dancing w ill be played
by the Dancemasters following
the entertainment and awards.
On Sunday, classmates will
meet again, this time at Moore
Park, for a picnic from noon until
4 p.m. Those attending are asked
to bring a potluck lunch. Pop and
ice cream will be furnished.
All classmates who have not
confirmed registration by card or
letter may do so by calling the
following: Jim Crismon. TU
2-3454; Doug Dryden. TU 4-R493,
or Trudy Eastman. TU 2-1597.
ATTEND RECEPTION At the reception honoring OTI
graduates, Mrs. David Hul and Mrs. Lloyd Olson admire
lovely arrangement of spring flowers on tea table.
HAPPY DAY Michael Patten shows his OTI diploma in
diesel technology to his delighted wife. Their son, John
Dexter, shows little concern over his parents' happy day.
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superintendent of Shasta Division,
Southern Pacific Company, was
among the honored guests at the
June luncheon meeting of the
Dunsmuir Chapter, Retired and
Veteran Railroad Employes As
sociation. Also honored guests at this so
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Hall were Mrs. J. J. Willis, wife
of the assistant superintendent;
Truman Wagner, road foreman
of engines, and Mrs. Wagner.
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RECEIVE HONOR Line Motschenbacher, left, and Anna Bean, center, were
presented 50-year Veteran Jewels by Brig.. Gen. Herbert Munsell, department com
mender, on behalf of Prosperity Rebelcah Lodge. The two women became members of
Prosperity Chapter in 1913 and have held continuous active membership serving
Rebekah Oddfellowship for 50 years in this lodge. Photo by Bob Anderson
Tour Taken By Family
1 and daughter-in-law of Mr. and
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LAKEVIEW Dr. and Mrs.
Paul Kliewer, accompanied by
their two daughters, Mavis and
Susan, and son, Stcphan, left
Lake view June II for Portland
where they boarded a plane for
Paris. They will spend the rest of
June and July traveling through- i
out Europe. '
During this time they will visivvicw- Thcir rclurn honie
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visit w ith relatives of Mrs. Kliew
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mother lived. They will visit in
Germany with Capt. Michael Mc
Cormick and Mrs. McC'ormick. son
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